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(White) Teen girl found after vanishing during vacation in Myrtle Beach, police say - (Black) kidnapping suspect arrested  MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — The Myrtle Beach Police announced on Saturday afternoon that a South Carolina girl who went missing on Monday night — Katelyn Mullinax — has been found and would soon be reunited with her family. According to police, Katelyn has red hair and blue eyes. She is 5’2, 125 pounds and was wearing black leggings and a tank top when she disappeared. - (Black-on-white) |
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Witness: (White female) College student shot and killed - (by black man)  LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Police have made an arrest in connection to a shooting on Saturday that left one dead and two others injured. According to police, Aron Ballard, 22, has been charged in connection to the shooting. Although one suspect is in custody, a women who was at the house while the shootout was happening, says more people should be behind bars. "We heard just gunshots, some from the front. We didn't even flinch. It was normal and all of a sudden we heard more shots and then we heard bullets hit the house and we heard them out there screaming and we went out there and she was down," Sharnita Rucker (a black female) said. Rucker said she was spending time with her family on Bolling Avenue on Saturday afternoon when she heard gunshots coming from her backyard. She said among the people shot during the shootout was her husband, nephew and her nephew's girlfriend Lottie Elizabeth Eicher, 20. - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Man shot (during drug deal with blacks) at Hooters in critical condition, suspects still on the loose  NASHVILLE, TN - A Nashville man is in critical condition after he was shot outside of a south Nashville Hooters restaurant Saturday night. Metro police say the 18-year-old Hagan Newland was shot in the head during what they believe was a drug deal behind the Hooter's parking lot on Largo Drive. According to officers Newland was in his car with four others when three gunman approached their vehicle to rob them. Police say the 18-year-old resisted and was shot. Newland is currently being treated at Vanderbilt hospital. Metro Police are still looking for the three suspects who witnesses described as "black men in their teens" who were driving a 2000 model Mercedes sedan with tinted windows and black hubcaps. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Victim in fatal stabbing in Richmond was SunTrust executive - Stabbed to death by (black) "close family friend"  A man who police believe was fatally stabbed early Saturday inside his Westmoreland Street home was an executive vice president of SunTrust Bank. Brian E. Szabo, 55, lived with his wife in the 100 block of Westmoreland Street. Richmond police were called about 2:11 a.m. Saturday to Szabo’s home for a report of a person down. When officers arrived, they found Szabo in the residence suffering from an apparent stab wound. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said detectives believe the incident stemmed from an argument with Nigel E. Walker, 26 — described as a close family friend — who fled the house after the attack. A few hours later, about 5 a.m., Walker returned to the home and surrendered while police were still processing the scene. Walker was arrested and charged with murder. Police did not say how Walker and Szabo were acquainted but said Walker was a guest at the home. A close friend and co-worker of Szabo’s said Walker was a friend of the family who got to know them through Szabo’s daughter. Walker is listed as one of Szabo’s friends on Szabo’s Facebook page. - (Black-on-white) |
(Predominately White) Spring breakers attacked, robbed in Daytona Beach (by black thugs)   DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Some people come to spring break for the sole purpose of preying on those visitors, police said. "You have a nefarious group of thugs that comes to town to look for a place of opportunity to commit a crime," Daytona Beach Police Chief Mike Chitwood said. Symian Wesley, 19, of New Smyrna Beach was among them, police said. Wesley and a still-unidentified man were seen on surveillance at Razzle's nightclub Wednesday, befriending two visiting college students then leaving with the victims to hang out somewhere else, police said. About a block away, Wesley and the other man beat the victims and robbed one of them, police said. There were two other attacks on spring breakers, Thursday and Friday nights, and in neighboring Daytona Beach Shores, there was a similar incident early Sunday. "They all had cuts and bruises. They were punched, kicked and knocked to the ground," said Sgt. Mike Fowler, spokesman for Daytona Beach Shores police. Fowler says three 18-year-olds from Jacksonville and a juvenile beat four spring breakers at the Lexington Inn on south Atlantic Avenue. The suspects used some female friends to lure the college students to the sixth floor and jumped them as the victims got off the elevator, police said. "The entire time they were beating them they were asking them what they had in their pockets, running their hands through their pockets, taking anything of value," Fowler said. An employee at the Lexington Inn helped them track down the suspects, who confessed, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Three (black) suspects kidnapped, beat, and raped a female juvenile ![Brian Constant [left], Thomas Fort [Center], and Raeqwon Munnerlyn](http://www.newnation.news/Images/2016/BrianConstant-and-ThomasFort-and-RaeqwonMunnerlyn.jpg) Ocklawaha, Florida — Three suspects have now been arrested after a female juvenile victim reported that she was raped and “stuffed” into the trunk of a car. On January 18, 2016, Marion County sheriff’s investigators responded to UF Health Shands Pediatric Intensive Care Unit to meet with the juvenile victim in regards to a possible rape. The juvenile stated that she and another victim were picked up in a car by Thomas Lamont Fort, 19, along with at least three other males. The suspects then began to kick the victim in the head and struck her multiple times. The suspects then transported the juvenile victim to an area located in Ocklawaha. Once they arrived, the victim, with a gun to her head, was stripped of her clothing. One of the suspects then placed a shirt over her face, at which time three suspects took turns raping the victim. The victim was also robbed. On March 1, 2016, MCSO investigators arrested Fort. He was charged with Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon, False Imprisonment, Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, and First-Degree Sexual Battery.
Brian Constant, 27, and Raeqwon Emmanuel Munnerlyn, 19, were also arrested. |
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(Mixed-race) Great Falls couple charged with child abuse A couple made their initial court appearance on felony charges for reported child abuse. Gideon Owen Wayne and Maria Louise Wayne are each charged with one count of assault on a minor. Gideon Wayne struck a 9-year-old child on the back of the legs with a folded belt as a form of “discipline.” Maria Wayne “shoved” a sock in the child’s mouth and held it there “so nobody would hear (the child) scream.” The Montana Department of Health and Human Services was investigating a report of possible child abuse. A Great Falls police officer responded to the Wayne’s home Thursday evening and observed welt marks and bruising on the child’s legs. The child told investigators she was taken from her bed around 1 a.m. Thursday and brought downstairs where she was struck several times. The child said she didn’t remember why she was in trouble. Maria Wayne told officers she put the sock in the child’s mouth “so the baby and neighbors” would not hear. Court documents say Gideon Wayne has a previous partner/family member assault conviction. |
Police make arrest in fatal overnight officer-involved shooting   INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis police officer fatally shot an armed robbery suspect at a northwest side McDonald’s restaurant late Saturday night, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. IMPD says officers were called to the McDonald’s at West 38th Street and Lafayette Road on report of a robbery in progress around 11:15 p.m. An officer nearby arrived within 60 seconds and found an armed suspect inside, according to IMPD. Cameron Gover, 30, was shot by police and pronounced dead at the scene, according to IMPD. Briscoe Jones, 27, was arrested and faces preliminary charges of robbery and felony murder. |
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Miss. interracial couple evicted from RV park “Me and my husband, not ever in 10 years have we experienced any problem,” said Erica Flores Dunahoo, who is Hispanic and Native American and whose husband, a National Guardsman, is African-American. “Nobody’s given us dirty looks. This is our first time.” Dunahoo, 40, and her 37-year-old husband, Stanley Hoskins, have two children. The next day, she said, the manager telephoned her and said, “Hey, you didn’t tell me you was married to no black man.” “Oh, it’s a big problem with the members of my church, my community and my mother-in-law,” she quoted him as saying. “They don’t allow that black and white shacking.” “We’re not shacking. We’re married,” she replied. “Oh, it’s the same thing,” she quoted him as replying. |
Black Sports: Ex-Heisman winner in sad DUI: ‘I’m officer, sir,’ ABC disaster WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Former Ohio State quarterback and Heisman winner Troy Smith was arrested Sunday on charges of driving under the influence and marijuana possession. According to police, Smith was pulled over around 2:30 a.m. after an officer noticed his car didn’t have a front license plate and then was seen swerving. |
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(Black) Neighbor accused of fatally shooting dog after feud with owner PERRIS, California -- The culmination of a fight between neighbors in Perris, California, turned deadly Friday when one was accused of fatally shooting the other's dog. The man suspected of fatally shooting his neighbor's dog was arrested. The shooting was also caught on videotape and posted on social media. Christopher Samuel, 54, was arrested and was booked on suspicion of animal cruelty and negligent discharge of a firearm. Deputies were called to the area around 3:30 p.m. Friday following reports of a shooting or shots fired. On arrival, they found a dead pit bull in the yard of a residence. Alexis Lemmon, the daughter of the dog's owner, posted video of the shooting on Facebook. The video shows a man with a rifle -- allegedly Samuel -- shooting the 2-year-old dog. Michael Lemmon, the dog's owner, claimed that his neighbor shot his dog after it wandered into his front yard. |
Previously Deported Illegal Alien Gets 24 Months in Prison |
Hispanic Double-murder suspect shot after he 'blessed himself then pulled gun on cops" |
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Dangerous (cowardly black) ex-con preying on (White female) senior citizens: cops    Police have identified a suspect wanted for stalking and robbing a 92-year-old woman in her Park Slope home on March 2, as well at three other recent robberies of seniors. And he’s done this many times before, they said. 64-year-old Clarence Jones has been arrested 19 times and served 14 years in prison, but that didn’t stop him from getting right back to business as soon as he was released, Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce told reporters Friday. Police believe Jones is the creep who recently made headlines when he stalked 92-year-old Elizabeth Gioino into the vestibule of her apartment building on the afternoon of March 2, choked her from behind, then robbed her and a 50-year old neighbor at gunpoint.. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Woman arrested in mugging of 103-year-old (White) woman in Bronx   CO-OP CITY, Bronx -- Police in the Bronx have arrested a woman suspected in the attack of a 103-year-old. Sharon McNeil, 53, of the Bronx, has been charged with robbery, assault and harassment. On Friday at 2:30 p.m., Louise Signore got into the elevator in her building on Bellamy Loop in the Co-op City section. The suspect took the same elevator and followed Signore into the hallway. Police said the suspect knocked the victim to the floor and took her shopping cart containing two meals she had gotten from the community center, and two purses containing some money, credit cards and identification. "I was getting off the elevator, and the man got off the elevator with his shopping cart, and he got off with me," said Signore. "He pushed me to the ground with everything in my shopping cart. He took it." Signore is legally blind and may not have realized her attacker was actually a heavyset woman. - (Black-on-white) |
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Thorpe sentenced to life in prison for 2007 stabbing death of Roxboro man   A jury on Thursday found Dominaque Thorpe (pictured at left) guilty of both first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in the brutal 2007 slaying of Stephen Thomas Yarbrough. The verdict came around 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, after the jury heard closing arguments on Wednesday morning and went into deliberations that lasted about five hours total. An online subnoscription is required to view this content. - (Black-on-white) |
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Union Co. Negro receives life sentences for sex assault on child - gave 7-year-old girl STD UNION, SC - A Whitmire man received two consecutive life sentences for the sexual abuse of a young child, deputies said. Cleveland Edward Young, 52, was found guilty after a two-day trial. The victim was seven years old when she disclosed that Young had sexually abused her numerous times over the years. Prosecutors say the girl also had contracted a sexually transmitted infection. Young was charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor younger than 11 in March 2015. Young was convicted of three counts of first-degree burglary in 1987. He received a 36-year sentence and was released in 2007. Young was required to receive the life without parole sentence. Deputy Solicitor John Anthony noted that the victim's family was devastated after learning of the abuse the victim suffered in dealing with her victim's trauma-related behavior. "Judge McMahon's sentence ensures that Mr. Young will spend the rest of his life where he won't be able to hurt a child again." |
Man gets 26 years for raping Texarkana, Texas, teen in 2014  New Boston, Texas—A Texarkana man was sentenced to 26 years in prison for his role in the sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl in 2014. Tevin Trevon Willis, aka T-Will, chose to plead guilty to two counts of sexual assault. The jury handed down sentences of 13 years for each count. The jury also fined Willis $5,000 on each count. The girl testified that she was visiting a friend Aug. 15, 2014, at an apartment in Texarkana, Texas, when her friend left to see a younger relative home. The teen said Rickey Mask, 22, wouldn’t stop touching her and managed to get her alone in the apartment’s bedroom. There Mask pushed a couch up to the door and assaulted the girl. Willis entered the bedroom and assaulted the girl as well, the victim said. The two men took turns assaulting the teen in various ways. At the time, Willis was free on bond he posted for a pending rape charge in Miller County, Ark. The alleged victim in the Arkansas case testified also. The woman said Willis raped her at her Texarkana, Ark., apartment May 12, 2014, while her three young children slept in another room. |
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Man held without bond after being accused of sexual battery WINCHESTER, Va. The Winchester Police Department arrested a man who they believe is responsible for committing a sexual battery and break-in at a residence in the 200-block of Woodberry Lane. Police received a report stating that around 6 a.m, a woman woke up to a strange man touching her inappropriately. She said the man ran out of the apartment after she screamed. A few minutes later, police pulled over 26-year-old Dwayne Clemons of Winchester for a traffic stop. Police said Clemons matched the victim's denoscription of the suspect and had an outstanding warrant for a probation violation in Prince William County, Va. Items belonging to the victim were found inside Clemons' vehicle, police said. He was charged with breaking and entering, aggravated sexual battery and credit card theft. He was also served his warrant. |
Judge sends Negro man to prison for sexual assault  A 41-year-old Lincoln man got 10 to 15 years in prison Thursday for forcing a woman to have sex against her will as he held her down and covered her mouth as she screamed. Mohamed Bendu pleaded no contest to attempted sexual assault in the first-degree. Lincoln police arrested him Sept. 11 after they were called to the 1500 block of Rose Street that morning on a report of a woman screaming to get off her and that "no means no." They arrived to find a woman running down the stairs screaming and Bendu following her, according to court records. Police say Bendu admitted he had forced her to have sex and covered her mouth because she was screaming. |
18-year-old accused of indecent exposure at Kum & Go gas station MASON CITY — An 18-year-old Des Moines resident is accused of exposing himself at a Mason City convenience store. Gabriel Newell-Terren Lee was arrested Monday afternoon on a misdemeanor charge of indecent exposure. Police were called around 2:30 p.m. to a report that Lee was performing a sex act on himself at Kum & Go, 418 S. Federal Ave., according to a police statement. He’s accused by police of exposing himself to at least one of the store’s customers. |
Pompano Beach man accused in 2014 gang-rape A Pompano Beach man is accused of being one of five men who raped a woman more than a year ago. Technique Al Cime, 36, was arrested Saturday and charged with sexual battery after his DNA and fingerprints were a match with those found in a woman's car in Deerfield Beach, according to the arrest report filed in the case. The woman says she was taking a nap in her car in the 3700 block of Northeast Third Avenue on Aug. 18, 2014, when five men climbed in, the report stated. She said they raped her and then drove her car to another location where they forced her into a shed and raped her again without wearing condoms, Broward Sheriff's detectives said. |
Arrest made in Northside 'stranger rape' case A DNA match led to the arrest and indictment of a Mount Healthy man Thursday in connection with a "stranger rape" case in Northside, according to Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters. David Warren Huffman, 25, faces one count each of kidnapping (felony one), rape (felony one) and felonious assault (felony two), Deters announced. The charges resulted from a Feb. 13 assault on an adult woman in Northside. "The victim was walking down the street when Huffman grabbed her and dragged her behind a home on Bruce Avenue where he sexually assaulted her," the announcement from Deters' office states. DNA retrieved from the victim matched Huffman's, which was in a statewide database. |
Father of seven accused of child pornography, sex trafficking Ryon Travis, 32, has been charged with possessing, producing and distributing child pornography. The father of seven is also charged with sex trafficking allegedly involving an adult woman. When they executed a search warrant at a home on Turell, police say they discovered Travis inside with three women he identified as his "wives." During that search, they retrieved his phone. When they searched it, investigators discovered disturbing images involving sex acts and a young child. After discovering the disturbing pictures, police went to arrest Travis. That's when they say they found a woman restrained in the home. They say she was possibly be held to perform sex acts. |
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(Black) Man ‘Fit For Trial’ In Stabbing Case Found Not Guilty By Insanity DALLAS – The man who stabbed a woman with a screwdriver at an Irving health club last year has been declared insane…after he was found fit to stand trial for his alleged crime. Since a woman was attacked with a screwdriver at the 24-Hour Fitness in Irving last year, Phillip Roberts has been declared mentally ill, unable to stand trial. Until recently. And now that he has finally been tried, a Dallas County judge has found Roberts not guilty by reason of insanity at the time of the offense. Defense attorney Josh Healey says Roberts will be sent to a mental health facility for 30 days, and if he stays on his medication, and the doctors agree, Roberts could be released. |
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Accused cop killer skips court date because he found Allah  Accused cop killer Tyrone Howard conveniently found a religion that would get him out of his Friday court appearance — and avoid facing a bunch of police officers who came to stare him down. “Mr. Howard is refusing to appear and now says he’s Muslim and will not come to court on Fridays,” said Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Obus. “He’s a coward!” declared one officer as he and seven other cops exited the courtroom. Howard is charged with murdering NYPD Officer Randolph Holder, 33, last Oct. 20 during a chase following a drug-related shootout in East Harlem. |
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Suspect in Custody After Police Pursuit in Miami A suspect was taken into custody following a police pursuit in Miami Friday afternoon. The chase, which started in downtown Miami, involved a red 4-door Nissan Altima that was seen speeding on Miami streets. The car was eventually stopped in a driveway in the 1000 block of Northwest 119th Street and the driver, later identified as 34-year-old Keith Michel, was taken into custody. Footage showed officers surround the car with guns drawn as a K-9 approached. The car went in reverse and bumped a police car before it stopped and Michel got out. One officer was injured and a K-9 was hurt, officials said. Officers from the City of Miami and Miami-Dade Police took part in the pursuit and arrest. Police said he was wanted for stabbing his girlfriend. |
Mother Of Alleged Kidnapping Suspect Identified As Prominent PA Republican  KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., — Cherie Amoore is the woman charged with taking a 7-week-old baby from his family at the King of Prussia Mall on Thursday afternoon. After hours of searching and an issued Amber Alert, the baby was located safely and Amoore was taken into custody. Amoore’s mother is a prominent Republican and businesswoman in Pennsylvania. Renee Amoore is the Deputy Chairman of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania. Renee Amoore appeared on Eyewitness News when CBS 3 hosted local voters during a GOP Presidential Debate earlier this year. |
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Three (black) teen girls found dead inside stolen car that drove into St. Pete pond PINELLAS COUNTY, FL – Three high school girls are dead after a vehicle they may have stolen sunk in a pond. Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said all three had criminal histories which included grand theft auto. The teens are identified as 16-year-old Dominique Battle, 15-year-old Ashaunti Butler, and 15-year-old Laniya Miller. The owner of the car was giving the girls a ride. When he got out to briefly go into Walmart, they took off. The Honda was reported stolen in St. Pete around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday night. |
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Madonna turns to new toyboy in the midst of legal battle for son Rocco MADONNA has been seeking solace from her legal woes in the arms of a hunky new toyboy. The Like A Virgin singer is said to have been growing close with model Aboubakar Soumahoro, who used to work at swish London department store Harrods. Despite an age gap of more than 30 years the pair are said to have "hit it off straight away" with the Ivory coast hunk even accompanying Madge on her most recent Rebel Heart tour. |
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Metro Horndog CEO catches $13M break in sexual harassment case |
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(Black gangbanger thug) Tyre Bradbury found guilty in death of (White) toddler   SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Tyre Bradbury was convicted of assisting in murder Thursday. The 17-year-old was found guilty of helping Robert Griffin kill 2-year-old John Swoveland Jr. in 2014. The bullet was originally meant for fellow teen Larry Bobbitt. After five hours of deliberation, the jury reached a verdict, but now faces the second part of the trial on the gang enhancement charge. The charge states that the felony happened while Bradbury was participating in gang activity. Charging documents put Bradbury, Griffin and their friends with the “east side” gang, and Bobbitt with the “west side” gang. If found guilty of the second charge, Bradbury’s sentence of 60 years behind bars could double to 120 years. For the second part of the trial, the prosecution has already had three witnesses take the stand. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Worthless Chicago black that assassinated White Trooper at) Greyhound bus station (had a long irrational hatred of police)  RICHMOND, Va. -- Virginia State Police confirmed the identity of the suspect who fatally shot Trooper Chad P. Dermyer Thursday afternoon at the Greyhound bus station in Richmond. WTVR CBS 6 reporter Mark Holmberg first reported the name of 34-year-old James Brown III of Aurora, Ill., Thursday night. Here's Mark's report: Why? Why did the shooter open fire as soon as state Trooper Chad P. Dermyer approached him at Richmond's Greyhound bus station? Why did he keep shooting and fighting till the end, as state police superintendent Col. Steven Flaherty described Thursday night? Why was he in Richmond? An official source identified the shooter as 34-year-old James Brown III of Aurora, Illinois. CBS 6 found a James Brown III., an African-American with a long criminal history in Aurora, whose date of birth matches up with the information from our source. Brown is well known to police there. We talked to his aunt in Aurora, Edith Brown, who had helped raise Brown and had allowed him to stay with her until December, when she says she told him he had to leave. She said, "He always liked the criminal side." He always praised those people who got into shootouts with police." - (Black-on-white) |
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Third arrest made in (Black-on-White) Mamie Street murder, fourth suspect still at large     Texarkana Police have made a third arrest in the March 29, 2016 homicide of Casey Smith. As a result of the ongoing investigation, detectives arrested Jailon Montre Gamble, 20, of Texarkana Texas after he came to the Bi-State Criminal Justice Center last night and asked to speak to detectives. Gamble, who has now been charged with Capital Murder, is being held at the Bi-State Jail. According to authorities, a fourth suspect, Anthony Wilson Jr., 19, of Texarkana Arkansas is still be sought. Anthony Wilson is described as 5-5 and weighing 150 pounds. According to a denoscription provided by police, he has tattoos of a cross between his eyes, tear drops under his right eyes, and noscript lettering over both eye brows. Jaquelle Rogers and Marshall Vallejos were previously arrested and charged with Capital Murder in this case. Vallejos is currently being held on a $1 million bond at the Bi-State Jail. Detectives believe the men attempted to rob Smith in front of a residence in the 2400 block of Mamie Street on Tuesday afternoon. When officers responded to 9-1-1 calls from people who reported hearing shots fired, they discovered Smith lying beside a vehicle in front of a residence. Smith, who appeared to have been shot several times, was deceased. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) DUI driver sentenced in death of (White) motorcyclist  MEMPHIS, TN - A DUI driver with four previous DUI convictions and no driver's license was sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing a motorcyclist. According to Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich, 43-year-old Christoper Franklin pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide in the 2014 death of 59-year-old Thomas Holloway Jr. of Horn Lake, Mississippi. In September 2014, Franklin ran through a red light at the intersection of Shelby Drive and Swinnea Road, crashing into Holloway as he made a left turn. Holloway was critically injured in the accident and died nine hours later in the hospital. A passenger in Franklin's car suffered minor injuries. After the accident, police said Franklin's blood alcohol content (BAC) was 0.169. That is more than twice the legal limit in Tennessee. - (Black-on-white) |
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Change of venue hearing in retrial for lying black piece of excrement who murdered a White doctor and his wife in 1989   Lawyers connected to the double homicide case against a former Chico State student met in Judge Tamara Mosbarger's court for a change of venue hearing. Steven Crittenden, 49, has been sitting on death row in San Quentin for nearly three decades. Crittenden, once a well-liked student-athlete, was convicted of murdering Dr. William Chiapella and his wife Katherine in 1989. The prominent Chico couple were found in their home in 1987, bound and tortured. Prosecutors said Crittenden had cashed a $3,000 check written by Katherine, allegedly under duress. Crittenden maintained she had paid him for sex. The case was tried in Placer County after Crittenden's defense successfully argued that he couldn't get a fair trial in Butte County. He was found guilty, and sentenced to death. His lawyers appealed. Fast-forward to 2013. A federal judge in Sacramento overturned Crittenden's guilty conviction, citing racial bias, after prosecutors dismissed the only potential black juror in the case. - (Black-on-white) |
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What we know about the Bobbie Maples buried-body missing-person murder case - white woman's dead body found - black man charged  MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – Information about the death of Bobbie Roselyn Maples, whose body was found in January 2016 more than a year after she went missing, continues to come out drop by drop, more slowly than in many murder cases. One piece became public with the charging of Ronald Earl Williams, 35, a Michigan Department of Corrections prisoner, with open murder in Maples' death. After Williams was charged, the affidavit for the search warrant that led to discovery of Maples' buried body was unsealed. That Jan. 22 affidavit, a sworn statement written by Roosevelt Park Police Officer Robert Sypien, cites Williams' 41-year-old sister, Ronesha Aunu Williams, as the source of the tip that led to Maples' body being unearthed. In his statement to a Muskegon County 60th District Court magistrate, the officer said he had spoken with Ronesha Williams that day. She told the officer that she had visited her brother at a home on Michillinda Road around the time Maples was reported missing. "While at the Michillinda Road address, Ronesha Williams observed a large object rolled up in a comforter, estimated by Ronesha to be at least a queen size comforter," Sypien wrote.Later, Ronesha Williams said, she spoke with her brother's girlfriend, Tara Lynn Glaser. Glaser allegedly told her that around the time of Maples' disappearance, "Ronald Williams buried an object at 5265 Nestrom Road in the area of a detached pole barn, and that Ronald Williams then poured concrete over the object that had been buried." Bobbie Maples was involved in a "relationship" with Ronald Williams. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: Muncie man bites officer’s leg during arrest A Muncie man is facing charges after police say he bit an officer’s leg during an arrest early Wednesday morning. Officers responded to the 4000 block of North Everett Street around 2 a.m. for a security check after a woman called saying her boyfriend, Keiven Stewart, 24, told her he was being followed and there were people outside his apartment. When officers arrived, they saw a vehicle leaving the apartment complex. One of the officers tried to stop the vehicle to see if it was involved in the incident. When the officer turned their lights on, a man, later identified as Stewart, came running from the apartment towards the police car. The officers asked the man to come over to them and tell them what was wrong, but they say he wouldn’t cooperate and started fighting with them. Officers tased Stewart, he fell to the ground and they tried to apply handcuffs to him. As they were doing this, officers say Stewart bit one of their legs. |
Disgusting Down Low Negro Pervert - Arrest Made In Alleged Sex Assault Of 6-Year-Old Boy DALLAS – Dallas Police arrested a man they say lured a 6-year-old boy behind some apartments and sexually assaulted him. Willie Bell, 29, is charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child. Police say the crime happened in the 4100 block of Altoona Drive. Bell is now in the Dallas County Jail with bond set at $50,000. Police are trying to figure out if there are more victims. Anyone with information can call Detective Paulson at 214-671-4217. |
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Alabama A&M fires (queer, gay, faggot low-down) Negro professor over homosexual acts committed on campus Alabama A&M University fired a tenured professor in March after the school discovered videos of him participating in sexual activity with two students on campus. The school severed ties with Edward Jones, who has worked more than 20 years at Alabama A&M. Most recently, he worked as director of Office of Teacher Education and Certification. According to court documents filed in federal court by Alabama A&M, videos of Jones were discovered on a school laptop that recorded the professor in three sex acts, including twice having oral sex with two different male students. All three instances occurred on the Alabama A&M campus, the school said. |
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Sex Assault Of Chicago Tourist Stopped By Hero Neighbor, Prosecutors Say  COOK COUNTY CRIMINAL COURTHOUSE — A West Side man has been charged after allegedly following a Ukrainian tourist off a CTA bus and sexually attacking her inside a foyer —until a good Samaritan chased him away. Ledarius Johnson, 18, was able to smother, choke and grope the 47-year-old victim — who is visiting Chicago from Ukraine — before a man in the building chased Johnson down the street, police and prosecutors said. When Johnson saw the witness, he took off running — and the good Samaritan chased him. Johnson has prominent forehead tattoos and a cross tattooed between his eyebrows. |
37-yr-old black man slit the throat of his 54-yr-old black wife as she drove - causing a crash - he fled the scene in his underwear  DELRAN TOWNSHIP — A 37-year-old Somerdale man is facing a first-degree murder charge Friday after authorities said he killed his wife by slitting her throat as she drove, causing a crash on Route 130, and fled the scene in his underwear Thursday night. The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office said police were called to the scene of a motor vehicle crash on Route 130 north near Chester Avenue at about 11:30 p.m. when they found 54-year-old Cynthia Fortune on the ground on the driver's side of a Chevy Cruze. There were multiple cuts on Fortune's neck, and police found a knife inside the vehicles. She was pronounced dead after being transported to Lourdes Medical Center. An autopsy will be performed on Friday. Authorities said Quentin S. Fortune, a passenger in the car, had fled the scene of the crash toward businesses along the busy roadway and was later apprehended by police at the Route 130 diner. He was found wearing just a t-shirt, boxer briefs and sneakers, which were covered in blood. Quentin Fortune did not appear to be injured. |
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(Negro) Suspect acted erratically before killing police dog, 2 people, police report says  Las Vegas - The man who police say shot and killed two people and a police dog Thursday was visiting his mother and yelling that people were after him and he was being followed in the hours before the shooting. James Craig Simpson, 31, was shot several times by four different officers, including the police dog’s handler. Simpson had put the gun on the street but picked it back up when the police dog started coming after him. He grabbed the gun and started running, and it was then that police say he turned around and fired toward the officers, who shot back. Brandon Hughes and his mother, Felecia Wimberly-Hughes, were identified as the homicide victims in the police records. Public records show that the two lived nextdoor to Simpson’s mother. Emergency crews were dispatched just before noon Thursday to 9848 Fast Elk St., near Log Cabin and North El Capitan ways. The two bodies were found inside the home. The arrest record said that Simpson called his mother, Twila Oliver, in the middle of the night to pick him up. Oliver sent a taxi for him. About 6 a.m., Oliver was woken up by a knock at her bedroom door. It was Simpson, and he was holding a handgun she had never seen before. Simpson began yelling at her that people were after him, were following him and were outside. Simpson continued to act erratically, and his mother’s directives for him to put down the gun and leave were ineffective. She called police at 12:07 p.m. |
Black Man says brutal beating of black transgender   A man charged with the vicious beating death of a transgender woman in Harlem told cops he did it in a “blind fury,” it was revealed Thursday at a hearing in Manhattan Supreme Court. James Dixon, 25, allegedly confessed to Detective Heriberto Vasquez shortly after the Aug. 17, 2013, attack, the cop testified. “A couple of days before this incident, I got fooled by a transgender and this could have led to this incident, [this] blind fury,” Dixon allegedly wrote in a statement, the officer said. Dixon and some pals had chatted up some women “thinking they were girls” on Eighth Avenue near the corner of West 148th Street. “I asked the one I was talking to if she was a guy,” Dixon allegedly wrote in the statement about Islan Nettles, 21. When the curvy beauty said yes, Dixon became so enraged, he pushed her away and punched her in the face, knocking her down, then punched her again, he admitted, according to Vasquez. “I told the other transgender person, ‘You want some too?’” Dixon allegedly said. When Nettles fell, she hit the pavement with such force that she sustained a serious brain injury, according to Assistant District Attorney Nicholas Viorst. But Dixon continued to pummel her as she lay on the ground unconscious, prosecutors have charged. Nettles died five days later at Harlem Hospital. |
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Black female City prison guard takes plea deal for smuggling drugs, weapons A New York City corrections officer took a plea deal Thursday for allegedly smuggling narcotics, weapons and other items into the Manhattan Detention Complex. Patricia Howard, 44, copped to attempted sale of a controlled substance and promoting prison contraband in exchange for six years in prison. |
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Queer Hispanic NJ Killer Learns Fate for Dismemberment of his Hispanic Boyfriend |
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| Police Release New Video Of (Vicious Cowardly Black Scum) Suspect In Robberies Of Elderly (White) Women In Brooklyn, QueensNEW YORK — Police are hoping new surveillance video will lead them to a violent robbery suspect who they said is targeting mostly elderly women in Queens and Brooklyn. Investigators said the video released overnight shows the suspect around the time of his latest attack Saturday afternoon on Ocean Parkway near Beverly Road in Brooklyn. Erin Van Schendel, 83, was left badly bruised after detectives said the suspect viciously beat her. “I guess I just got socked, I don’t remember very much,” she said. “When she opened the door, he slammed her down, knocked her in the face and broke her nose,” said her son, Marc Van Schendel. In January, investigators believe he robbed a 76-year-old woman and an 87-year-old man at knifepoint in Ridgewood, Queens. Then on Feb. 11, police said he followed a 71-year-old woman into her home in the area of Prospect Place and 6th Avenue in Brooklyn, tied her up, pulled out a gun and hit her in the face. He then stole $375 and fled, police said. The next attack happened on March 2 when police said he robbed $370 from 91-year-old Elizabeth Gioino at gunpoint. Police said the suspect then approached an 83-year-old woman at gunpoint, showing a box cutter and making away with over $300. The suspect is described as a black man between the ages of 40 and 60, 5 foot 10 inches tall weighing 250 pounds. He was last seen wearing a black jacket. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police arrest black for 2015 shooting of 17-year-old White female Kelsie Crow  CINCINNATI —An arrest has been made in a 2015 shooting that killed a 17-year-old and injured two others outside the Melrose YMCA. Rico Mosley, 19, has been charged with murder and two counts of felonious assault. Police said Kelsie Crow, a 17-year-old Purcell Marian student, was an innocent bystander when 28 rounds scattered a crowd outside a sweet 16 birthday party in April 2015. Two other teens were also shot and wounded, but have been ruled out as targets. - (Black-on-white) |
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U.S. Marshals Hunt For (Black Hispanic) Alleged Murderer In Double-Shooting Case   BUFFALO, N.Y. – The U.S. Marshals are turning up the heat in the search for western New York fugitive Dominick Cruz, the alleged gunman in a deadly parking lot shooting in Tonawanda, New York, in January. On Jan. 10, Cruz, 39, allegedly shot 25-year-old Mark Sternin and 24-year-old Tyler Sadauskas during an altercation, killing Sternin and critically wounding Sadauskas. Authorities quickly identified Cruz as the suspect, and were able to track him to his place of employment two days later where they planned to arrest him. Unfortunately, their plan fell through when Cruz learned of their arrival and escaped out of a side door. “Dominick Cruz’s blatant disregard for human life and the law have made this case a top priority for us,” said U.S. Marshal Charles Salina of the Western District of New York. “Our deputy U.S. marshals and our federal, state and local law enforcement partners will leave no stone unturned until this dangerous fugitive faces justice.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Formal Arraignment For (Black) Suspect Accused Of Shooting (White) Philly Police Officer  PHILADELPHIA – The man charged with ambushing a Philadelphia police officer returns to court for his formal arraignment. A judge has already ordered Edward Archer held for trial in the shooting of Officer Jesse Hartnett. Police say Archer shot at point blank range while Officer Hartnett was in his patrol car on January 7. Charges against Archer include attempted murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Father attacked in front of kids during home invasion (by black) in Sanford SANFORD, Fla - Sanford Police are searching for a man who broke into a home Tuesday night and attacked a father while his children were inside the house. The incident occurred on 2nd Street in Sanford Wednesday. When police arrived, the victim, James Wilburn, had a laceration to his right forearm and over his eye. According to the police report, the suspect broke into the home and attacked Wilburn shortly after Wilburn had just set up a movie for his two small children. According to the report Wilburn spotted the suspect inside his home and the two engaged in a physical altercation. During the scuffle the suspect attempted to stab Wilburn before fleeing the scene. When Sanford police arrived a K-9 was brought to track the suspect, but the K-9 was unable to do so as the suspect is still on the run. The suspect is described as a black male, approximately 6 feet tall with black hair, a goatee, wearing a black shirt embroidered with tribal designs, and black pants armed with a short switch blade knife with a brown handle. - (Black-on-white) |
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